Power supply Presario SR2038X

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• Power supply Presario SR2038X upgrade

  I would like to know what can handle the maximum power that I can use for a desk top Presario SR2038X Media center 2005? I am currently using a Bestec ATX-300 - 12Z, and would switch to a 500-550w PSU. My motherboard is an A8M2N-(NodusM3). And what brand I am limited to?

  Thank you... Wall-e

  This motherboard uses a standard power supply for an ATX case.  As long as the physical size does not limit anything in the case, it should not be a particular brand that is necessary.

• power supply upgrade compaq presario sr511onx

  I have a compaq presario sr511onx I need to know what kind of power supply my pc takes. I need to know if its a box atx or micro atx case.

  This will help.

  Part number 5188-2622 250 watts (max) (Zinfandel) power supply, Bestec ATX-250-12V)-100-120VAC and 200-240VAC input (switch selectable), 50/60 Hz

  SEE:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01355925

  Message edited by dmhoo29 on 02/05/2009 18:32

• Compaq Presario 2034NX. N power supply video card update

  I have a Compaq Presario 2034NX and want to get an upgrade of the installed video card (for a HDMI output, etc.).  I know that I have to spend my diet as well, for new power requirements.

  I am interested in (after-sales) part 3 parts, not "genuine HP/Compaq", to save costs on this box of 7 year and longer.

  (A) what version of PCI-Express is the slot on the MBoard?

  (B) what form of power factor should be purchased for?  ATX?  12V?

  (C) is there a special condition of type MOE for video work in Compaq Presario PCI-Express slot card, or will more 3rd party (after-sales) cards work?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Is the Compaq Presario PC?  If Yes, then put a standard size ATX power supply will work as well as several video cards PCI-E x 16.

  Most of NVIDIA video cards require a minimum of a 300 Watt power supply.  Most of ATI video cards require a power supply of + 400 watt mimium.

  1 HP didn't post the version of PCI-E slot, but I suspect 1.x. It should support most of the cards PCI-E 2.0 with a few exceptions.

  2. a stand size ATX power supply will fit (5.5x3.4x5.9).

  3. the video card chosen must be associated with a power supply to support its power requirements.

  How much budget do you see for the video card and the power suppy.  You have special requirements of video connection? (HDMI, DVI, VGA)  What applications are you planning to use with the new video card?

  Open your PC and a few measurement in parallel with the PCI-E x 16 slot to see how long of a video card will fit. The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant if a larger video card is being considered. Look at the motherboard, and ensures that the components on the motherboard will not interfere with the installation of the video card.

• Upgrading power SUPPLY Compaq Presario SR1403WM block

  I know this is an old computer and everything, but I'm always wanting to do some updates for her because I'm not getting rid of it for a while.

  So I was wondering what would be a compatible power supply for this computer. I'm looking for at least a 350 watts so that I could run easily 3 hard drives, a dvd burner and a Radeon X 1300 XT.

  If you know if this card will work with the 250 that is in this computer with my other updates please tell so I don't have to worry about this.

  Since the computers original specifications I already changed to 3 320 WD HDD, 2 GB of RAM and an ATI Radeon 9550, while also removing the modem 56 k the 9 in 1 card reader and the original hard drive, CD burner and stick of RAM.

  The 9550 is just a little weak for me and the x 1300 will be able to hit the sweet spot. That is why I wonder about upgrading the PSU or the card will work with the current.

  Anyway thanks for the help in advance.

  Ok. Good ATX PSU brand will do. (Corsair / OCZ / Fortron / shut up!) Your motherboard uses an ATX PSU specification. With what you already have in your system, you should get a decent at least 450 Watts and ATX12V 2.2 EPS12V, modular, 80 more specs. Care like these will allow you to use it in a motherboard upgrade when you are ready

• Specifications of the ISO on the power supply / 12 volt rail on a Presario SR5315LA

  Before I have to buy a new video card, I need to know the amperage supplied on this model 12-volt rail. The information provided on the unit is not precise enough.

  BIZ,

  Specifications (and less expensive): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130682

  Power supply for this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182202

• SR5610F Compaq Presario Desktop - Power Supply Upgrade

  Currently, I have a stock SR5610F Desktop and I installed a new graphics card without realizing the low power supply. I wish to find a new power supply at least 350-400W PSU that can fit into this model of Tower.

  I'm having problems trying to find a suitable diet:

  1. it must be integrated into the tower itself.

  -I feel a bit stupid now, I forgot that the plate itself does not affect the power supply. -

  If anyone has any suggestions for a diet for this computer, help would be greatly appreciated (infinitely).

  -Drake

  This Corsair should work, but there are other choices.  It is a model single rail with 34 amps on the 12 volt bus.

  Regarding a new video card, this block of power SUPPLY Corsair will give you plenty of choice.

  Review the performance of NVIDIA specifications. Look at the specifications of strip memory bandwidth and level of DirectX support.

  How to replace a video card.

• Upgrading power supply

  I recently bought a new video card and when I installed it, I got nothing but a screen empty. I was told that I may need to upgrade from my diet. I have a Compaq presario 6000 model 6ZPXE2 and it has a 220 watt power supply inside. I don't know what my card needs power is a NVida GForce 512 MB AGP and I was wondering if I can upgrade and what information and precautions I need to know. Is it possible to upgrade up to 300. 350 or 400 watts?

  Hello spunnie, I checked the specifications of your video Nvidia GeFrorce 512 MB AGP 6600GT card.

  It shows that it takes a 300W power supply minimum system for this video card.

  This lack of power supply of power can indeed be the reason that the system shows no video, but it could also be that the card itself could be faulty. I bought many items off of eBay that have delivered to me and prove to be defective.

  To be honest, I also received many items in good condition as shown.

  I would say at least a power of 400 watts, many being somewhat underated power supplys.

  You can search for a power supply with the 400 watt or capacity so that physically gets in your case.

  You may need to cut the existing power, at least enough to get some measures in this regard, without disconnecting the cables if you can.

  With all these devices installed on your system, now I'm really surprised, that it would not even start with the current power of 220 watts. You are just as, or even above the maximum of the existing 220 watt PSU.

  I hope this helps.

• Graphics upgrade of Office CQ5624P and power supply

  My PC is... Compaq PC desktop Presario CQ5624P w / graphics using nVidia GeForce 6150SE integrated & Internal 250W (100V-240V) total power: 250 w, power supply: •100-127V/8 has •200-240 v/4.

  PROBLEM: I would like to upgrade my graphics
  (but... * embedded video is not available if a graphics card is installed.) Also one but... NOTE: * built into the graphics card or the card PCI Express x 16 slot are usable at once; they are not usable at the same time.)

  Question: I will lose all functions of e/s (VGA, USB ports, ethernet port, input audio & outputs) on the graphics card integrated if I update to an EVGA GT619?

  Regarding the power supply: what are the specifications for a better diet which is virtually "plug-and - go" compatible with the Office of CQ5624P? " (between 400W to 500W).

  I'm not a great player, I'm looking for a way to use a 50 "flat screen and my pc monitor at base of household use, movies and low end games... Help appreciated... Thank you.

  Hello again FLknights,

  I can't make a recommendation, but I can give you some information. First of all, the graphics card you are looking at is a PCI Express 2.0 x 16, and who can worry because you do not have a PCI Express 2.0 x 16 slot on your Board. If you are concerned don't be there is no difference that he connects on your Board, so it should work fine.

  Looking at the two UCP will work and both leave you with room for growth if you decide to go this route. You certainly need to change the power supply though as the 250 watt installed is not sufficient for the needs of new cards 300watts.

  In addition, the graphics card supports the operating system of Windows XP to Windows 8. For me, it would mean that you should also make sure that when you go to turn off the chart embedded in the BIOS you also enable Legacy Support or material according to what you see.

  I hope this helps. Thanks again for your post on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• power supply beeps and does not charge since located in a country where the average temperature of 38 ° c

  Since I started so that connected beep 3 months in Nicaragua (this voltage converter) my Compaq Presario CQ61 Notebook power and charge more.

  When you're disconnected beeps constantly.

  Is it possible that the problem is solved when the power supply cools at an ideal temperature or you hear a beep that it will be necessary to get a new charger?

  Thanks for your replies!

  The temperature is unlikely to be the cause of the problem.

  The power adapter (sometimes called power brick) is designed to operate in a wide range of voltages (from 100-120 Volts AC) or 220 - 240 Volts AC) the only thing that differs is the type of power connector used to connect the power adapter to a wall outlet of the home or office.

  Remove the converter and use the correct power cord or travel adapter Nicaraugua. Your adapter will not explode or be damaged. Converter is likely to be the issue.

  You need a North American power cord to the adapter. You should be able to buy one on site or just go into a travel store and buy a travel adapter set. That's what I have for when I travel to the United States for business or travel.  I bought my Brookstone set for about $30.00 USD.

• I need help finding a power supply

  I need to find a power supply that is compatible with my Compaq Presario SR5816F

  It must have a minimum flow of 12v @ 18 amps and measured 350 wattts...

  Thank you.

  See my response to your thread later:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/will-this-power-supply-work-with-my-PC/m-p/4292292#M85120

• This power supply will work with my PC?

  This power supply will work with my PC?  I have a Compaq Presario SR5816F

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=9SIA4CP1GF8726&cm_re=power_supplies_500w-_-9SIA4CP1G...

  http://www.Amazon.com/solid-gear-series-ATX12V-SDGR-500BX/DP/B00FF7VEJE

  JCGood1984, welcome to the forum.

  The computer should take a standard ATX power supply unit (PSU).  I suggest to measure the existing PSU and compare measures in the links.  If the measurements are the same, it should fit.  I don't know anything about the brand, however.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• power-supply re-use

  Hello

  I'm trying to give a new life to my good old Compaq Presario Windows 95 computer. Is to use the wardrobe and the power (+ 12V, + 5V, both very interesting) for a project which I was buy a power supply anyway.

  So I thought, let's give a new life to this old beast. AF TI less safe environment to another part of e-waste.

  Furthermore, food is a MITAC SPU-75.

  I am aware that the reuse of PC power supplies requires generally a few rules to follow. There should be a charge on the + 5v and of the connecting leads must be grounded to convince food it is supposed to be 'on '.

  That's what I thought until I tried with this little beast. Being an old Compag connectors are not standard, 2 x 6-pin.

  Anyone has any experience in re-using this type of diet?

  Kind regards

  Reinhold

  I thought about it!

  I have connected the white wire to the orange wire and put a lamp halogen 12V 20W load between + 5v (red wire) and GND (black wire). Then - so it's important - turn on the switch on the rear of the unit. Voila, now it works!

  PROBLEM SOLVED!

• Power Supply Upgrade for CQ5320F

  I have a Compaq Presario CW5320F (for complete specifications, go here (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01949110

  I want to improve the diet, may I use this video card:

  EVGA GeForce GT 430 1024 MB DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 Graphics card.

  Search around on the internet, he said that a system like mine can use an exclusive power, as well as power supplies made for her would work. Not sure if it's really true or not for my model. It is waistline average ATX so wouldn't a diet made for a work of such a deal, so my options will not be limited?

  So my question is what food can I get for this system that would work and support this video card?

  Any idea or advice would be greatly appreciated, as I've never updated before eating.

  Thanks in advance.

  djjp18,

  Not sure where you found the comment "exclusive power. but rest assured that the power supply is a standard ATX factor. See:

  http://www.power-on.com/atx12v250bt.html

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=AY030AA

  Well EVGA card specifications reflect a need at least a power of 300W with 22A, in my humble OPINION, a block with a range of 400-430W power SUPPLY 80 + will be a better power curve.  Suitable PSU in the range of 400W-430W.

  Rosewill http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182202 (such as personnel)

  Corsair http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139026

• Graphics card and power supply units?

  My computer power supply is 300 Watts which is good... Pretty good or too little to run a good graphics card with PrE9.

  My computer specs are...

  Compaq Presario CQ 5305 UK,

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  Pentium dual core CPU E5300 @ 2.60 GHz,

  hard drive 320 GB - Sata,

  4 GB of RAM,

  1 TB external hard drive.

  Thank you very much

  With material AVCHD (or any H.264), a newer, faster Quad-Core or better yet, i7 - 9xx CPU will be really necessary for smooth installation.

  The next step, even if it's not so important with this material, is a 2 x, or 3 x HDD Setup.

  Obviously, the power supply will be important when you add HARD disks. Never sell short PSU in a video editing computer.

  Good luck

  Hunt